[pct-l] The A Tree?

[judson at jeffnet.org (Judson Brown)]

I camped there last summer (great spring, subpar campsite) and saw nothing
which would immediately bring that name to mind. I would guess that at some
point in the past there was a particularly distinctive tree at that point.
There was one very large dead snag...

Judson
Ashland

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Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 2:46 PM
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Subject: [pct-l] The A Tree?


I have seen "the A tree" in section M-CA mentioned many times in trail
journals, guide books, trek books, and on this pct forum. I'm a forester,
intrigued by trees deeply personally and professionally, but the "A tree"
sure stands out in my mind as something special. I haven't been lucky enough
to hike through that section yet, but can someone who has explain the
significance or tell the tale of "The A Tree"?
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